stray emission

[′strā i′mish·ən]

(physics)

Emission of radiation that serves no useful purpose.

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These techniques included controlling the radiation to preclude any stray emissions, minimizing stray emission, making detection difficult and permitting detection, but encrypting the contents.

Unintentional or stray emission is the transmission of signals in any direction except directly toward the intended recipient.

A sampling of tactical transceivers

Unintentional or stray emission may be defined as emission which is directed in any direction except directly toward the intended recipient.

Techniques included controlling the signal radiation to preclude any stray emissions, minimizing stray emissions, making detection difficult and permitting detection but encrypting the contents.

A sampling of tactical transceivers

Uncontrolled and stray emissions of electrical and radio frequency interference across the spectrum cause vast problems, and those problems are increasing.

An ever-present threat

Kleerdex explains that newer MRI instruments produce stronger magnetic fields to produce clearer images more rapidly; however, these fields also intensify stray emissions generated by the polymer used in the housings.

Acrylic/PVC alloy creates new "image". (Applications in Plastics)

This increased intensity created its own challenge when it was found that stray emissions from the plastic housings also increased in intensity.

Fixture helps MRIs gain image clarity: in sensitive medical equipment, a simple switch to thermoplastic alloy can benefit the end product. (Application Ideas)

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